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Exodus 1947: "The ship That Launched a Nation"
Near this spot, the Baltimore steamer President Warfield b...
The Great Zig Zag
Lithgow
A railway zig zag is a series of reversing r...
Madison Club
Frank Riley, Architect
The Madison Club, Madison's p...
The Batty Mine Location
[ Front ]
In memory of the heritage of
Keshena Falls and The Menominee
From the Pineries to the Present
Of nine million a...
Otero and Sellar's Warehouse
Originally this was the site of the warehou...
Quartermaster's Complex
The massive quartermaster's complex was located 100...
The Old Capitol
Here Patrick Henry first kindled the flames of revolution ...
Post Surgeon's Quarters
Records are unclear as to the exact date of constru...
Chapel
The Fort Hays chapel, acquired in 1872, stood direc...
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Exodus 1947: "The ship That Launched a Nation"
Near this spot, the Baltimore steamer President Warfield began her epic voyage into history. Built in 1928 as the flagship of the Old Bay Line, she ran nightly cruises between Baltimore and Norfolk. In 1943 she was given to Britain ...
The Great Zig Zag
Lithgow
A railway zig zag is a series of reversing ramps used to avoid very steep grades. John Whitton, Engineer in Chief NSW Government Railways 1856-90, chose this as the economical method for the descent from Clarence to Lithgow. Built during ...
Madison Club
Frank Riley, Architect
The Madison Club, Madison's premiere social club, was designed in the Georgian Revival style by master Madison architect Frank Riley. Artfully executed in red brick with concrete classical ornament including columns, friezes, portico and urns, the building is ...
The Batty Mine Location
[ Front ]
In memory of the heritage of
John & Ann (Sneath) Batty
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Immigrants of England 1844
Nyesville — Circa 1866
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Owners and Operators of
The Batty Mine this Location
[ Obverse ]
John & Ann Batty
Parents of: Charlie
Grandparents ...
Keshena Falls and The Menominee
From the Pineries to the Present
Of nine million acres of land in Wisconsin originally controlled by the Menominee, they chose the surrounding Keshena Falls as their present reservation. Because sturgeon were so important to the Menominee, so too was ...
Otero and Sellar's Warehouse
Originally this was the site of the warehouse of a large shipping firm which ran bull trains to Mexico during the days when Hays City was "the end of the line." The owner, Miguel Antonio Otero, had acted as ...
Quartermaster's Complex
The massive quartermaster's complex was located 100 yards behind the sign. The complex included offices, noncommissioned staff quarters, warehouses, shops, and wagon shed. The quartermaster was in charge of all equipment, supplies, transportation, animals, and construction and building repairs, as ...
The Old Capitol
Here Patrick Henry first kindled the flames of revolution by his resolutions and speech against the Stamp Act May 29-30, 1765.
Here, March 12, 1773, Dabney Carr offered and the convention of Virginia unanimously adopted the resolutions to appoint a committee ...
Post Surgeon's Quarters
Records are unclear as to the exact date of construction of the surgeon's quarters. It was a one-story, four-room, frame residence. Prior to its construction the surgeon was housed on officers' row. As part of his medical duties, the surgeon ...
Chapel
The Fort Hays chapel, acquired in 1872, stood directly behind this sign. The officers' wives wanted a dance hall, but army regulations prohibited the use of military labor and resources to build one. But there was no such regulations regarding ...